I think the reason he is compared to the Newsroom is because he raps about his own political ideology a lot and it drags down his rapping/drags down the Newsroom.

Cheap.

He was probably one of the best child actors on that show. When he was shot? Drake rose to the challenge, even if Jimmy was stuck in that wheelchair.

I think they'll divorce. I've been calling it quietly for years.

I think it's also how many poorly written roles there are for women in film right now.

Your icon is amusing.

I very much enjoyed Lunar Ellipse because I thought the opening was the best the show has ever been. I also really enjoyed the Overlooked because that episode was crazy. And Motel California was a great horror episode.

Teen Wolf has a lot of connections with the elements so I totally see the connection between it and ATLA. Actually…

Sally Draper actress and Jesse Plemons. Or a grownup hottie of one of the Bobby Drapers.

Yeah, I'm over Derek. He needs to go off and learn some stuff, like how to be a good leader or a good guy or a good werewolf. He really doesn't know that much about any of them.

Best episode: I'm a fan of Lunar Ellipse actually. I think the finale came together quite nicely, but I really enjoyed Motel California, Frayed and the Overlooked.
Worst episode: Visionary, I suppose. I wasn't a fan of the heist episode, in retrospect.
Best new character: Lydia. I noticed last night that Holland Roden…

I think Jennifer capitalized on the Motel's haunted environment to get three werewolves to commit suicide, possibly fulfilling guardians.

@avclub-eb4667ff39379a3f2adc6143008b914c:disqus is his sidekick named "El Sigh."

I think the idea of a baby laughing and being the energy source for these strange, extraterrestrial creatures makes it all the more terrifying.

Actually, 1995 kids turn 18 this year. Legally adult, socially stupid. (I say this as a proud 92er).

I like to think that a Rugrats phenomenon could explain that. Toddlers are the only ones to understand babies.

'TERRIFYING SUN BABY NOT PICTURED'

All these episodes feel really old. I haven't seen any of them except for maybe the Palin episode.

1992. Fucking love the first film. Very much liked the second, dislike the third. I think we get the references when we get older, like the jokes about Reagan and Chuck Berry.

The show's tone radically changes, but it doesn't always feel that way. I'm rewatching season 1 and that show is very different from season 2 and season 3. It gets increasingly better and insane and dramatic. It also becomes more of an ensemble and the actors get a lot better.